4 d. ago Here's how Toronto's new elevated subway stretch is being built

The new Ontario Line subway will include a rare (for Toronto) stretch of elevated track for its northeastern leg through the Thorncliffe Park area, and work is already in full swing to construct the above-grade portion of the new 15.6-kilometre transit line.The line's Don Valley Station (renamed from Science Centre after the provincial government unceremoniously shuttered the landmark science museum in June 2024), along with Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park stations, will be built above street-level and served by an elevated guideway.Construction activity is now setting the stage for these new stations, as well as the elevated corridor that will carry trains across the terminal stretch of the route.The elevated corridor is being constructed along the east side of Don Mills Rd.Preparations for ongoing construction include the October opening of a temporary bus terminal at Don Valley Station, and the November completion of watermain relocation work along Don Mills Rd.Among the...

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5 d. ago En 2025, les loyers montréalais ont bondi par rapport à ceux des autres métropoles du Canada

Ceux de Toronto sont certes plus élevés que ceux de Montréal, mais ils ont connu des augmentations moins hautes.

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8 d. ago Key stretch of TTC subway will shut down for this entire weekend

The TTC will shut down service on a busy stretch of subway for this entire weekend, marking the sixth consecutive weekend of planned transit disruption in the city.The transit agency plans to shutter service on a portion of Line 2 for the full weekend of Saturday, Dec. 13 and Sunday, Dec. 14, to accommodate — you guessed it — more track work to keep the aging system running smoothly (at least on the days it operates in its entirety).Passengers relying on the over two-kilometre stretch of the Line 2 Bloor-Danforth between Ossington and St George stations will be relegated to frigid street corners to wait on cramped shuttle buses — which is at least an improvement over other recent closures that have not offered replacement bus service.While stations affected by the planned outage will remain open for passengers to purchase/reload fares and connect with surface routes, the transit agency is advising riders that entrances to Christie, Bloor, and Spadina stations will ...

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8 d. ago iAnthus Continues Expansion in Florida with the Opening of GrowHealthy’s 25th Dispensary in St. Petersburg

Dispensary Opening Brings Expanded Access to Premium Products, Introduces New Brands and Delivers an Elevated Patient Experience NEW YORK and TORONTO, Dec. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — iAnthus Capital Holdings, Inc. (“iAnthus” or the “Company”) (CSE: IAN, OTCID: ITHUF), which owns, operates and partners with regulated cannabis operations across the United States, has announced its […]

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2 w. ago TTC will be a total nightmare on weekend with 2 overlapping subway closures

Two portions of the TTC subway, adding up to over five and a half kilometres, will be shut down for the entire coming weekend.The TTC has announced overlapping full-weekend subway outages affecting both Line 1 and Line 2 for the weekend of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, 2025.Closures will affect approximately 2.8 kilometres, including the downtown U portion of Line 1 Yonge-University from Osgoode to College, as well as a roughly 2.75-kilometre stretch of Line 2 Bloor-Danforth, from Warden to Kennedy.Upcoming closures are among some of the final major outages planned for 2025, among a total of 38 full weekend closures announced at the start of the year.Here's everything you need to know for the subway closures ahead.Line 1The stretch of Line 1 from Osgoode to College will shut down this weekend for planned track work.During the outage, St Andrew, King and Queen stations will be closed, while the other affected subway stations will remain open for customers to purchase/reload fares and connec...

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4 w. ago Major TTC subway outage planned for this weekend and there won't be shuttle buses

TTC subway closures this weekend include a key stretch of the network scheduled to shut down for a full day, marking the fourth consecutive weekend with a major planned disruption to transit service. The TTC has announced that it will close a stretch of the Line 1 Yonge–University between St George and St Andrew stations on Saturday, Nov. 22, due to ongoing station work.As with previous closures on this portion of Line 1, the TTC has opted not to run replacement shuttle buses during the closure, instead expecting commuters to rely on surface transit to connect with the nearby Yonge leg on the route.In lieu of shuttle buses, the TTC has shared a list of surface transit options for commuters to navigate the subway closure this weekend.TTCIf the closure sounds familiar, the TTC had just closed this exact stretch of Line 1 for the entire weekend of Saturday, Nov. 8, and Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025. That closure was also attributed to "planned station work."The tr...

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